Okay, even if still don't have a car I still love them!
Porche, Mercedes Benz, Volkswagen, Aston Martin, Dodge, and Honda are definitely my favorite brands. If one day I will decide to buy a new car, then my choice will be:
The Volkswagen Scirocco name hadn't been seen on a new car since 1992 when production of the three-door model ceased.
Volkswagen has resurrected the name for this coupe, and with striking looks, sporty handling and strong performance it follows in the footsteps of its predecessor.
Good-looking coupe:
It certainly stands out thanks to the distinctive profile and aggressive front end but it's the handling which really impresses. Agile and surefooted it's great fun on twisting roads while a new adaptive suspension system means it's comfortable and smooth on the motorway too.
Despite that high roofline, the Scirocco’s not the practical coupe it initially looks with a smaller boot, tighter opening and rear seats for two, not three. If you need extra practicality then opt for the Golf instead.
While it demonstrates how capable the Golf-based underpinnings are underneath, they also take the edge off the ultimate driving satisfaction, compared to a BMW 2 Series for instance.
Mid-life facelifts:
From summer 2014 the Scirocco was facelifted featuring more distinctive and aggressive bumpers – the front one fitted with Golf GTI-style blades – a revised tailgate with the ‘VW’ logo now a functioning release handle and tweaked LED lights.
Under the bonnet were a revised range of petrol and diesel engines offering more power than before.
New alloy wheels and a refreshed interior, with extra dials completed the makeover.
